Houston, TX
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation
The court of continuing jurisdiction is still in Naco. until one of you gets it moved. You would need to file in the original court. Once there,...
Yes - you can get a divorce. You do not have to wait.
1. Am I able to move out legally? What are my options if she stops me? Yes. Absolutely. Call law enforcement if she tries to stop you. The US...
1) His right to be notified is spelled out in the order. Take the order to an attorney for review. 2) If he has known for a few years and done...
You will need to prove several things to the court, including proper notice of the lawsuit. There are still hurdles ahead of you and it is...
1) There is no such thing as "signing his rights away" unless it is pursuant to a lawsuit to terminate and adopt. Even then, it is mere evidence...
On these facts you do not have to inform her. But you should have an attorney review the order with you just to be sure.
The right answer to this depends on exactly what the decree/ order states. Best thing to do is to get a quick consultation with an attorney to...
You can try that angle but LEOs are probably going to tell you that there is no crime being committed. You can enforce the decree in court and you...
Sorry but this involves the life of a child, not the title of a car. You cannot merely sign off on something to pass the problem along. You are...
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